Turn Screen Time into Skills Time.
Build real skills in just minutes a day. No videos. Just doing. Cosmo is your personal AI tutor, always ready with hands-on lessons that adapt to you. Whether you're between classes, commuting, or on a break, you’ll make real progress in GenAI, tech, and more.
Making learning addictive is only half the job Almost a decade ago, I gave a TED Talk where I argued that we could make learning as addictive as a video game. I was fascinated by the idea of dopamine loops—the cycle of challenge, achievement, and reward that keeps us hooked. I believed that if we could just bottle that magic and apply it to education, we could unlock human potential on a massive scale. A few years later, I rewatched that talk, and while the core idea still excites me, I came to
Wow, turning mindless scrolling into actual skill-building? That’s genius. My screen time stats have been embarrassing lately—could really use Cosmo to make those hours count!
I think that this is such a great idea and I love your tagline. I’d really like my teen kids to use this but I know for a fact that once they see the branding they will think that it’s too “childish” and won’t use it. Is this made for kids or what age group did you have in mind ? To me it’s a bit confusing since you’re talking about sales and handling objections , SQLs etc. Your branding screams primary school age kids as a target group.
Aced the visuals and gamification.
Congratulations on the launch! I love how Cosmo focuses on hands-on learning without relying on videos—makes it so easy to fit into a busy day. The adaptive lessons feel really personalized, and I’m excited to see how it grows. Curious, what inspired you to focus on micro-lessons like this?
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